CRSS offers heart-felt condolences over the brutal Kabul carnage

On behalf of all Pakistani friends, our Pak-Afghan track 1.5/II project “Beyond Boundaries” members and staff, the Center for Research and Security Studies condemns in strongest possible words the dastardly truck bombing in Kabul that took at least 90 lives and left hundreds wounded, some of them fatally.

At the same time we would also extend our heart-felt condolences to the bereaved families of martyrs of this heinous attack and sympathies for all the wounded.

We also pray for the quick recovery of all the injured.

The Center urges all immediate neighbours to join hand for collectively pursuing peace and defeat the forces that are out to keep Afghanistan on the boil.

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Posted by admin - July 30, 2018 0

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Posted by admin - June 2, 2020 0

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Posted by admin - April 9, 2020 0

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Posted by admin - September 11, 2018 0

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Posted by Elsa Imdad - September 8, 2022 0

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